Juno Jump Start | Carney dodges questions on China’s election interference campaign to boost him

Carney said he had “absolutely no idea” why a Chinese-state media outlet was promoting him, Candice Malcolm discusses Poilievre's record-breaking rally in Edmonton, and more.

Carney dodges questions on China’s election interference campaign to boost him

Liberal Leader Mark Carney said he had “absolutely no idea” why a Chinese-state media outlet was actively involved in a coordinated election interference campaign to promote him on WeChat to the Chinese diaspora in Canada.

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The Candice Malcolm Show | HUGE crowds for Poilievre

On this episode of The Candice Malcolm Show, Candice breaks down Pierre Poilievre's record-breaking rally in Edmonton, which saw roughly 15,000 enthusiastic supporters in attendance — including former prime minister Stephen Harper.

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Poll finds Liberal win would lead to spike in separatist sentiments across Canada

A new poll suggests that Canadian unity may be at stake in this federal election.

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Harper backs Poilievre in official endorsement at Edmonton rally

Former prime minister Stephen Harper has pledged his full confidence in Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre.

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15,000+ Canadians flood Pierre Poilievre rally in Edmonton

True North’s Isaac Lamoureux reported from inside the massive Pierre Poilievre rally in Edmonton — where over 15,000 Canadians packed the venue and thousands more waited outside to see Poilievre.

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McGill cuts ties with student union after anti-Israel vandalism, protests

Montreal’s McGill University will begin cutting ties with the campus student union after members prevented students from attending classes and vandalized property during a three-day anti-Israel protest on campus last week.

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You can fake polls but you can't fake crowds

In this episode of The Counter Signal, Keean Bexte breaks down the truth the pollsters and legacy media don’t want you to hear: Poilievre is dominating on the ground, drawing thousands across the country, while Mark Carney can’t even fill a banquet hall.

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Carney attracted 500 in B.C’s capital while Poilievre’s Okanagan rally drew thousands

Both Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre and Liberal Leader Mark Carney recently visited British Columbia to court voters—but the size of their crowds told very different stories.

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Vancouver elects self-described “communist” in city council byelection

A self-identified “communist” who believes parents “don’t have rights” over their children has won a Vancouver city council byelection.

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Swing Riding Profile: Milton East—Halton Hills South

This is the sort of seat the Conservatives have to win in order to form any sort of government. It’s also critical for the Liberals to hold it if they expect to retain power.

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The Daily Brief | Election watchdog flags China-linked campaign to boost Mark Carney

Canada’s election interference watchdog flagged a coordinated campaign by a Chinese state media outlet promoting coverage of Liberal Leader Mark Carney. Tune into The Daily Brief.

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